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In the latter half of the nineteenth century, Eliza Haycraft was one of
St. Louis' wealthiest business owners and greatest philanthropists.
She was also a "notorious and persistent" madam--owner of several bawdy
houses and brothels. She was both beloved and reviled. As the scene
opens, she is dying. Come hear this notable woman reflect on her life
in this 20-minute play.

Enliven your visit to the Missouri History Museum with these short, one-person plays that feature people and characters from St. Louis' past. Whether the performances share stories from the perspectives of different people during the Civil War, or just how to get a corset on, you will feel clo... [series details]